Hashimoto chosen as president of Japan Skating Federation

Hashimoto chosen as president of Japan Skating Federation

TOKYO, Japan - Olympic speed skate medalist Seiko Hashimoto speaks at a news conference June 18 in Tokyo after being chosen as president of the scandal-tainted Japan Skating Federation.

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